Tim Watt
6C Schwartz Yard Buildings
66th Street, Hargeon Town
Career Overview:
Committed with an 8-year experience in the shipping industry. Direct and a get-it-done attitude. Experienced in handling and operating magic fueled SE-plug vehicles and equipment. Proficient in warehouse management, inventory and cargo distribution.
Professional Experience:
Equipment Operator (4 years ago to present)
Rollins & Schwartz Shipping
Warehouse 3, Hargeon Wharf Road, Hargeon Town
warehouse driver (SE-plug vehicles), SE-plug hoist and crane operator, SE-plug Forklift operatorVolunteer Work (6 years ago to 5 years ago)
Rollins & Schwartz Research
Schwartz Yard Buildings, 66th Street, Hargeon Town
Lacrima research (for further inquiry; refer to Dr. Arthur C. Schwartz to avoid breach of non-disclosure agreement)Warehouse Worker (6 years ago to 4 years ago)
Rollins & Schwartz Shipping
Warehouse 3, Hargeon Wharf Road, Hargeon Town
Inventory counting, cargo hauling, truck loadingWarehouse Worker (8 years ago to 6 years ago)
Hargeon Seaport
Cargo Terminal 1, Hargeon Wharf Road, Hargeon Town
Inventory counting, cargo hauling, truck loadingEducation and Training:
Magnolia Technical-Magical Training Center (6 years ago to 4 years ago)
Self-Energy plug type Vehicle Training Course
Self-Energy plug type Heavy Equipment Operations Course
Self-Energy plug type Forklift-truck Certification Program
Professional References:
- Edna Faulkner-Rollins
chief executive officer, co-founder
Rollins & Schwartz Company
66th Street, Hargeon Town - Dr. Arthur C. Schwartz
researcher, co-founder
Rollins & Schwartz Company
66th Street, Hargeon Town
There were three phonograph lacrima present. One was sent alongside the resumé, the other two were given to the guild via courier. The first was from Edna Faulkner-Rollins.
“Oh? Is this functioning properly? Tim, dear, would you kindly ask for Thatch—? Oh, never mind. I think it’s recording. Tim? Oh my, he took off already… no matter.
Ahem.
I, Edna Faulkner-Rollins, am recording this to be sent as supplement to Tim Watt’s resumé. Mister Watt has served my company for… how long was it now? Close to a decade? Seven or so odd years if I remember correctly. In those years he has been nothing but cooperative to me and his fellow employees, but not without his share of initiative. I remember there was one instance he used a hoist to stop a crate from falling into another worker. It was a stroke of creativity, I tell you! But I digress.
Mister Watt also has a knack for those magical equipment Arthur, er— Dr. Schwartz acquired for the company. Let’s see, what else…
Quite frankly, I don’t think I can tell you anything more that wasn’t already written in his resumé.
…
No. I have one more piece to say.
Dr. Schwartz, that man has driven the company close to ruin these past years. His personal research has taken our finances a good blow. We even resorted to using our own workers as test subjects for— I digressed again. Ahem.
What I’m trying to convey is Mister Watt has a very bright future ahead of him. The direction the company has taken was something out of my control and for once I wanted something go my way! This is a selfish request from a dying old crone. Don’t give Arthur Schwartz what he wants.”
The second does not have an address.
“If you are listening to this recording, you have a young man with you who goes by the name of Tim Watt. I have a simple request: Reject his application.
Now, this is by no means a threat. I am only a concerned party. In fact, I will reveal to you some information which may dissuade you from taking him in: First, his real name is Tim T. Timson the forty second. Ask him about this name, if you still doubt my intentions. Second, ask him about his tendencies to participate in illegal cage matches. My final information, or advice, is conduct his interview at night.
If the first two information doesn’t dissuade you enough, this will.”
The third was from a man named Tim T. Timson XLI.
“Hello. If I am mistaken, please disregard this message. I am a town-council member of— no.
My name is Tim T. Timson. My son has left home for a decade now. We have not heard news of him till a month ago. My wife and I, well… we were told he was going to apply for a well-earning job in a remote facility in the Phoenix Mountains. If you could send a message back telling whether or not he truly is, we would be eternally grateful! And… if you could make sure he does not get the job, we can give you remuneration for the trouble. My son’s name is Tim T. Timson the forty second.”